How 'Illegals' Survive In Botswana

Monday, March 03, 2008

FRANCISTOWN: She espied a contingent of security personnel on patrol on her street, knowing that they were going to come to her house. She dived under the bed.

Eventually, she heard the footsteps and voices receding in the distance as soldiers, police officers and special constables talked animatedly to some of her compatriots who were also protesting loudly.

One woman was begging to be allowed to finish her cooking, or at least to turn off the stove lest the house burns down. One of the security officers was telling her to hurry and not to get any funny ideas.

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